Developing a national brand that showcases a country’s culture and progress is integral to the nation-building process, said Maurice Lévy, Founder and Chairman of the Supervisory Board of Publicis Groupe, one of the world’s largest advertising and media conglomerates, on day two of the sixth World Government Summit (WGS 2018) in Dubai today. In his
rowing global diversification of the energy mix and an increased share of natural gas, renewables and electrification, is challenging conventional approaches and business models in the energy value chain. Oil rich nations have a window of opportunity to transform and be well positioned to benefit from this shifting global energy landscape, according to recent report
Celebrate Chinese New Year across world-class destinations by Meraas. Usher in the Year of the Dog at City Walk, The Beach, Boxpark, The Outlet Village, Al Seef, and La Mer with an exciting schedule of entertainment and events from 15 to 28 February 2018. With Dubai being home to over 270,000 Chinese residents, the city is also fast
Almost 60% of Saudi Arabia’s current construction pipeline of 143 hotels is forecast to open in 2018, according to a new report. The ‘Saudi Arabia Hotel Construction Overview’ report by TOPHOTELPROJECTS – compiled ahead of The Hotel Show Saudi Arabia (10-12th April 2018) – has revealed that 84 hotels comprising 27,281 rooms will open throughout the Kingdom
The way in which we produce and consume culture is transforming in the 21st century, and will continue to change thanks to the impact of technology, including artificial intelligence (AI), on creative industries. That was the message delivered in the panel discussion ‘What is the Future of our Human Culture’, headlined by Her Excellency Noura bint
Experts in artificial intelligence (AI) Kevin Kelly, Senior Maverick at Wired magazine, Roman Yampolskiy, AI safety and cybersecurity expert, and Professor Stuart Russell, celebrated computer scientist echoed that artificial intelligence should be top of the mind for societies if they are to be ready for the future. Speaking on day two of the sixth World
Tedros Ghebreyesus, Director General of the World Health Organization (WHO), led a panel discussion on Public-Private Partnerships and their relative benefit to the healthcare sector in a Global Policy Platform session on day two of the sixth World Government Summit (WGS 2018). For the session, titled ‘PPPs for Better Healthcare’, in partnership with WHO, Ghebreyesus
